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Ultegra hubs 1998 vs 2000

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  1. Which hubs are better - Ultegra 2000 or Ultegra 1998?

    Grant

  2. Grant said:

    Which hubs are better - Ultegra 2000 or Ultegra 1998?

    There's no difference - the 6500 series hubs replaced the
    earlier 6400 series in 1998 and are still current. Compared
    to the 6400 hubs, 6500 are slightly lighter, have nicer
    seals, and will take an 11t small sprocket without
    modification.

    James Thomson

  3. The older hubs take an 11t sprocket as well. My wife's bike
    came with 8-speed Ultegra/600 components, and I fitted an
    11-32 cassette on the hub without any problems.

    Nick

    James Thomson said:

    "Grant" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    There's no difference - the 6500 series hubs replaced the
    earlier 6400 series in 1998 and are still current.
    Compared to the 6400 hubs, 6500 are slightly lighter, have
    nicer seals, and will take an 11t small sprocket without
    modification.

  4. Nick Payne said:

    The older hubs take an 11t sprocket as well. My wife's
    bike came with 8-speed Ultegra/600 components, and I
    fitted an 11-32 cassette on the hub without any problems.

    Evidently there was some variation in the style of freehub
    body fitted: my 6402 hubs required the use of a spacer
    behind the cassette. Did your wife's freehub have the
    vestigial external Uniglide thread?

    James Thomson

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